The following is a list of films produced, co-produced, and/or distributed by French film company Gaumont in the 1980s. The films are listed under their French release dates.
Release date | Title | Notes |
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4 January 1980 | Le Voyage en douce | |
19 March 1980 | The King and the Mockingbird | |
26 March 1980 | Le Guignolo | |
7 May 1980 | Girls | |
Christ Stopped at Eboli | ||
Fantastica | ||
11 June 1980 | The Heiresses | |
6 August 1980 | It Rained All Night the Day I Left | |
27 August 1980 | The Lady Banker | |
3 September 1980 | Loulou | |
17 September 1980 | The Last Metro | |
24 September 1980 | La femme enfant | |
26 September 1980 | La terrazza | |
11 June 1980 | Public Telephone | |
8 October 1980 | The Umbrella Coup | |
5 November 1980 | City of Women | |
12 November 1980 | The Wonderful Day | |
26 November 1980 | Tust | |
17 December 1980 | La Boum | |
Release date | Title | Notes |
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14 January 1981 | Adrien's Story | |
Clara et les Chics Types | ||
21 January 1981 | La provinciale | |
18 February 1981 | Voltati Eugenio | |
4 March 1981 | The Aviator's Wife | |
11 March 1981 | The Lady of the Camellias | |
6 May 1981 | The Wings of the Dove | |
11 May 1981 | Three Brothers | |
20 May 1981 | Light Years Away | |
Quartet | ||
27 May 1981 | Possession | |
15 July 1981 | La disubbidienza | |
30 September 1981 | The Woman Next Door | |
21 October 1981 | The Professional | |
9 December 1981 | La Chèvre | |
16 December 1981 | Eaux profondes | |
Release date | Title | Notes |
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13 January 1982 | All Fired Up | |
15 May 1982 | That Night in Varennes | |
25 May 1982 | The Hatter's Ghost | |
8 September 1982 | Querelle | |
The Big Brother | ||
22 September 1982 | The Trout | |
24 September 1982 | Hécate | |
29 September 1982 | Il Marchese del Grillo | |
27 October 1982 | Ace of Aces | |
8 December 1982 | La Boum 2 | |
Release date | Title | Notes |
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12 January 1983 | Danton | |
26 January 1983 | Antonieta | |
2 March 1983 | My Dinner with Andre | |
9 March 1983 | Fanny and Alexander | |
6 April 1983 | Entre Nous | |
18 May 1983 | The Moon in the Gutter | |
25 May 1983 | The Wounded Man | |
10 August 1983 | The Eyes, the Mouth | |
7 September 1983 | Hanna K. | |
14 September 1983 | Liberty Belle | |
21 September 1983 | My Other Husband | |
19 October 1983 | Sheer Madness | |
26 October 1983 | Le Marginal | |
16 November 1983 | À Nos Amours | |
17 November 1982 | Identification of a Woman | |
Release date | Title | Notes |
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4 January 1984 | And the Ship Sails On | |
11 January 1984 | Retenez Moi...Ou Je Fais Un Malheur | |
18 January 1984 | P'tit Con | |
23 February 1984 | Swann in Love | |
14 March 1984 | Carmen | |
4 April 1984 | Sandstorm | |
24 April 1984 | Dangerous Moves | |
23 May 1984 | Success Is the Best Revenge | |
22 August 1984 | Good King Dagobert | |
5 September 1984 | Le tartuffe | |
19 September 1984 | Souvenirs, Souvenirs | |
17 October 1984 | Love on the Ground | |
19 November 1984 | Par où t'es rentré ? On t'a pas vu sortir | |
Release date | Title | Notes |
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23 January 1985 | Hail Mary | |
13 February 1985 | Death in a French Garden | |
10 April 1985 | Subway | |
4 September 1985 | Police | |
11 December 1985 | Asterix Versus Caesar | |
Release date | Title | Notes |
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5 March 1986 | My Brother-in-Law Killed My Sister | |
19 March 1986 | Family Business | |
9 April 1986 | Betty Blue | |
15 October 1986 | The Joint Brothers | distribution only; produced by Les Films Christian Fechner and Les Films Optimistes [1] |
3 December 1986 | Asterix in Britain | co-production with Dargaud Films and Les Productions René Goscinny [2] |
10 December 1986 | Kamikaze | |
17 December 1986 | Les Fugitifs | |
Release date | Title | Notes |
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30 December 1987 | Keep Your Right Up | |
Release date | Title | Notes |
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24 February 1988 | The Possessed | |
11 May 1988 | The Big Blue | English-language film; co-production with Les Films du Loup [3] |
5 October 1988 | L'Étudiante | |
26 October 1988 | The Bengali Night | |
Release date | Title | Notes |
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1 March 1989 | My Best Pals | |
29 March 1989 | Un tour de manège | |
12 April 1989 | Roselyne et les lions | |
17 May 1989 | Splendor | Italian-language film; co-production with Cecchi Gori Group and Studio E.L. [4] [5] |
4 October 1989 | Asterix and the Big Fight | co-production with Dargaud Films [6] |
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